Things That You Should Know About Botox Treatments
Things That You Should Know About Botox Treatments

The debate over whether to receive Botox or other cosmetic injectable versus natural beauty will never end. Whichever side you take, there are some procedures that have both advantages and disadvantages. With regards to Botox, there are some persistent myths that circulate on the Internet that you should avoid. That is precisely why we are here to advise you on what you should and should not trust.

FACTS ABOUT BOTOX

  1. Myth: It is poisonous and irritant to the skin

Truth: The truth is that it is not harmful. Indeed, it aids in muscle relaxation. It has been there for 20 years and poses no threat.

  1. Myth: It creates an unnatural appearance and freezes your face

Truth: This is a widespread misconception perpetuated by botched or excessive Botox treatments. However, when done correctly, it can produce some fantastic results. The changes are extremely subtle, and most people will not even notice you’ve had Botox.

  1. Myth: If you discontinue treatment after one session, the face deteriorates.

Truth: This treatment is effective for approximately 3-4 months. Once the effect wears off, the muscles regain full movement. As with other treatments, you must decide whether or not to schedule your next appointment.

Botox Pros

It aids in the prevention of fine lines and wrinkles almost immediately following the treatment. It requires little, if any, downtime. When it comes to Botox, safety is not an issue. It is a semi-permanent procedure with results lasting a few months. Therefore, if you decide you don’t like how it looks on you, it will naturally fade away after a few months.

Botox disadvantages

In some individuals, it may cause an allergic reaction. Your metabolism will determine how quickly your Botox will wear off. If administered by an inexperienced practitioner, Botox may produce a plastic-like effect and limit facial expressions. Botox is contraindicated in a few medical conditions. As a result, you should consult your physician. Botox is also contraindicated during pregnancy.

About the Author:

Germie Alderite is a Registered Medical Technologist in the Philippines. She is currently studying Doctor of Medicine in the said country. Germie worked in an Adventist Wellness Center for a year before entering Medical School. She believes that many transgress the laws of health through ignorance, thus, people need instruction. They need to be impressed with the importance of making their knowledge a guide of life. Physician has many opportunities both of imparting a knowledge of health principles and of showing the importance of putting them into practice.

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